anaheim-gazette 1963-01-23

Discover for yourself the fabulous savings you'll encounter throughout these downtown Anaheim stores. Garden Club To Hear Talk on Landscaping "Art in Residential Landscape" will be the topic of Robert Peterson of Jones and Peterson, landscape architects, of Anaheim at the meeting of the East Anaheim Garden Club in the home of Mrs. Robert Collins tonight at 8 p.m. Peterson will show slides of many Orange County homes which he and Jones have landscaped. This program will follow the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Donald Dailey, president. The guest-of-honor will be Mrs. Charles Hinckley Sr. of Anaheim. Mrs. Hinckley, an active member of California Garden Clubs, Inc., and one of the few master flower show judges in the country, will speak to the women on the organization of a flower show. The three Garden Clubs of Anaheim, Lincoln Park, Anaheim and East Auxiliary Plans Confetti Ball Dentists Attend Cal Alumni Confab A strong delegation from Anaheim which may include Doctors Jack W. Cleveland, De Orr Cooley, Clarence C. Graham, L. Kenneth Heuler, Dale O. Huseboe, Ernest N. Kaye, Kenneth D. Knowles, Wm. C. McCarthy, Richard Miles Polentz and Carl P. Tompkins is expected to be among some 1,400 dentists and dental hygienists attending the 67th annual scientific meeting of the University of California Den. Plans were made for the associate Members' luncheon held in the Orange County Cal Association Building in range on Feb. 7. Mrs. Doyle chairman, announced that 2 sociate members will be honored and that Dr. Fred Kay vice-ident of the Tri-County Board be the guest speaker. Mrs. Arsene D'Hanion, and means chairman, announced that 28 associate members be honored and that Dr. Fred This program will follow the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Donald Dailey, president. The guest-of-honor will be Mrs. Charles Hinckley Sr. of Anaheim, Mrs. Hinckley, an active member of California Garden Clubs, Inc., and one of the few master flower show judges in the country, will speak to the women on the organization of a flower show. The three Garden Clubs of Anaheim, Lincoln Park, Anaheim and East Anaheim, are planning one of the finest flower shows ever given in the City of Anaheim May 3, at the Assistance League Clubhouse on La Palma Ave. These groups are organizing now and enthusiasm is growing among the members to make this flower show an outstanding event. A strong delegation from Anaheim which may include Doctors Jack W. Cleveland, De Orr Cooley, Clarence C. Graham, L. Kenneth Heuler, Dale O. Huseeboe, Ernest N. Kaye, Kenneth D. Knowles, Wm. C. McCarthy, Richard Miles Polentz and Carl P. Tompkins is expected to be among some 1,400 dentists and dental hygienists attending the 67th annual scientific meeting of the University of California Dental Alumni Association at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco Jan. 27 and 28, 1963. The meeting will include presentation of fifteen scientific papers on advances in dentistry, two panel discussions, a number of technical films and 44 table clinics. Cahail The Tailor • Downtown Anaheim Only at ... Cahail the Tailor Extra Pair-of-Pants FREE! WITH PURCHASE OF CUSTOM-TAILORED SUIT Only at CAHAIL THE TAILOR can you enjoy the luxury of fine tailored suits made to your individual measure. Your suit is styled from exclusive patterns and selected materials. 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Mrs. Doye Ford, chairman, announced that 28 associate members will be honored that Dr. Fred Kay, vice-president of the Tri-County Board will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Arsene O'Hanion, ways and means chairman, announced that 28 associate members will honored and that Dr. Fred Kay was introduced as the new Americanism chairman and conducted the Club Women To Be At Rabies Clinic The Junior Ebell Club will be assisting the Junior Chamber of Commerce of Anaheim with the rabies clinic to be conducted at La Palma Park on the evenings of Feb. 14 and 21, it was announced at a recent meeting. Mrs. J. Harris, international affairs chairman announced that all articles of clothing contributed to the club's Aid to Mexico project should be turned in at the regular welfare meeting night Feb. 12. Almost anything can be used, especially clothing of all iszes. It was suggested that no extremely large items be contributed since there is no way of transporting these to Mexico. Mrs. Alex McDonald was introduced as the new Americanism chairman and conducted the City YMCA Week An atmosphere of growth and expansion marks the observance of National YMCA week (Jan. 27), as residents of Anaheim join with others across America to recognize the Young Men Christian association, according to Richard W. Gay, Anaheim Area YMCA president. A colorful induction of new members into new and existing tribes of Eastern and Western nations of fathers' and sons' YMCA Guide tribes is set for 5 p.m. Saturday afternoon (Jan. 19) at La Palma Stadium. City officials will welcome new Y members. Sachem Ste Association Building in Orchard on Feb. 7. Mrs. Doye Ford, chairman, announced that 28 associate members will be honored and that Dr. Fred Kay, vice-president of the Tri-County Board will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Arsene O'Hanion, ways and means chairman, announced that 28 associate members will be honored and that Dr. Fred Kay, resident of the Tri-County Board will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Arsene O'Hanion, ways and means chairman, announced that "A Day at the Races" was scheduled for Feb. 28 at Santa Clita. Arrangements have been made for buses and the Clubhouse race has been reserved for each. Anyone interested please call Mrs. O'Hanion KE 5-6696 for reservations. Proceeds will go to the stateide adoption agency. Mrs. Beatty Neighbors, president, announced that Edward honey is the new director of the Santa Ana Office, following the designation of Miss Folson. Co-hostesses for the luncheon are Mrs. D. W. Robertson and Mrs. Leo Baroldi. Meets Friday The Fullerton-Anaheim Chapter of Parents Without Partners Inc. will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the California Federal building located at Euclid and Crescent Ave. The topic will be "Income Tax Problems of the Single Parent." The speaker will be from the firm of Moye Graves, Bailey and Co. accountants. Parents Without Partners is a national organization for the benefit of the single parent, and their children. Regardless of whether single because of death, separation, or divorce, whether they have custody of their children or not, all single parents residing in Anaheim, Fullerton or the surrounding areas are welcome to attend. For further information write Parents Without Partners Inc., P. O. Box 5174, Buena Park, California. Acousticon SERVING THE HARD OF HEARING Since 1902 For Complete Information Without Cost or Obligation VISIT OUR OFFICE or TELEPHONE FOR HOME APPOINTMENT Acousticon of Anaheim 111 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. PR 4-8042 SPORT SHIRTS Long & Short Sleeves - KENNINGTON Values to 388 - LANCER 16.95 - McGREGOR Values to 288 - MANHATTAN 6.95 - CAPRI SHOES - JARMAN • FREEMAN Values to 12.95 8.88 Values to 15.95 10.88 WASH PANTS - A-1 Corduroy - H.J.S. 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